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Gathering of the Swans

by Bitter End Yacht Club on 7 Oct 2009
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The 7th Annual ClubSwan Caribbean Rendezvous will run from 15 to 20 March 2010 in the British Virgin Islands.

This Caribbean Rendezvous is one of the highlights in the Nautor’s Swan Calendar, taking the participating Swan fleet around some spectacular areas of the BVIs on a week’s programme of cruising and social activities, with 2 days based at the prestigious Bitter End Yacht Club.


Next year’s edition of the event expects to involve a fleet of 20 to 30 Swan yachts ranging from 36 to 114 feet.

The Rendezvous includes a range of on-shore and off-shore events, and whilst maintaining a cruising focus the 2010 event offers a series of optional, laid back races around the islands.

The social programme allows the owners, crew, friends and family to make the most of the relaxed cruising atmosphere at functions ranging from seated dinners and beach barbeques to dinghy racing and treasure hunts.



For more information on the ClubSwan Caribbean Rendezvous, please contact the Swan Racing Office at racing-office@nautorswan.com.

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